Bane Mojićević

Bane Mojićević, born Branislav Mojićević on 20 August 1986 in Kraljevo, is a Serbian folk singer. As a third-year student of the gymnasium in Čačak he went to the auditions for Zvezde Granda, and in 2004 he won the show's first season, which brought him a record deal with Grand Production.

His first album, Stara ljubav, came out on Grand in 2005, and the second, Zlato moje, in 2008. As a Zvezde Granda singer he also recorded "Tamo daleko" with Tanja Savić and other finalists (2004), "Vlajna" (2005) and the duet "Voli me" with Slavica Ćukteraš (2006). He sang at the first four Grand festivals, with "Dođi, dođi" (2006), "Belo platno" (2008), "Moja draga" (2010) and "Usne neverne" (2012).

In 2007 he and Tanja Savić sang "Simpatija" in the semi-final of Beovizija, Serbia's Eurovision selection. In 2014 he won the second season of Tvoje lice zvuči poznato, the Serbian version of Your Face Sounds Familiar, and he later joined the jury of the children's show Neki novi klinci.

His singles through the 2010s include "Još je ne zaboravljam", "Haluciniram", "Ljubi, ljubi", "Varam" and "Loša navika", and in 2017 a set of videos for "Žena bez morala", "Ne ide vino bez harmonike", "Dobro bi mi došla" and "Još si tu". In 2019 he sang "Majko sudbino" at the Sabor narodne muzike Srbije, and in 2020, thirteen years after his first try, he returned to Beovizija with "Cvet sa Prokletija" and finished eighth in the final.

Bane Mojićević married bellydancer Milica Mićević in 2013. Newer songs include "Ja ti zorom dolazim" (2023), "Medena", "Život mi je navika" and "Spojiće nas nebo" (2025) and "Rođeni moji" (2026), and in 2026 he sang a sevdalinka at the Ilidža festival. The playlist is his own channel.